British India George VI Silver Rupee – Bombay Mint, 1945
Struck at the Bombay Mint in 1945, this British India Silver Rupee was issued during the reign of King George VI, the last British monarch to rule India. Minted in 50% silver, the coin features the crowned portrait of King George VI on the obverse and the denomination "One Rupee India" surrounded by an elegant floral wreath on the reverse. Issued during the final years of the Second World War and shortly before India's independence, this silver rupee is an important piece of British India's numismatic heritage and a desirable collectible for enthusiasts of pre-independence Indian coinage.
Struck at the Bombay Mint in 1945, this British India Silver Rupee was issued during the reign of King George VI, the last British monarch to rule India. Minted in 50% silver, the coin features the crowned portrait of King George VI on the obverse and the denomination "One Rupee India" surrounded by an elegant floral wreath on the reverse. Issued during the final years of the Second World War and shortly before India's independence, this silver rupee is an important piece of British India's numismatic heritage and a desirable collectible for enthusiasts of pre-independence Indian coinage.
Struck at the Bombay Mint in 1945, this British India Silver Rupee was issued during the reign of King George VI, the last British monarch to rule India. Minted in 50% silver, the coin features the crowned portrait of King George VI on the obverse and the denomination "One Rupee India" surrounded by an elegant floral wreath on the reverse. Issued during the final years of the Second World War and shortly before India's independence, this silver rupee is an important piece of British India's numismatic heritage and a desirable collectible for enthusiasts of pre-independence Indian coinage.
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